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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1887.
OGaA NAe>aAs !
Local news thankfully received.

Local news thankfully received.
Mrs. Mary A. Day and Mrs. Fannie
Hollis, of this city, are visiting relatives
in Allegheny city and McKeesport. Pa.
The Hagerstown Bicycle Club will at
tend the Bazaar of Nations in Waynes-
boro on the 25th instant.
Mr.. q. T. Grove has removed his shoe
store from the Everett House corner to
the room he now occupies.
WANTED. "A good housekeeper. One
to do general work. Will pay good
wages. Apply at this Office.
Magaree, ''Bystander' ofthe Philadel-
phia Meas has seen II hangings during
his journalistic career.
Call at Chas. w. Banff's store, corner
Martin and College sts., for good bread
and fine confectionery. He keeps the
best on the market.
Please acknowledge GEORGE IzArr as
our next Councilman for Third Ward.
No politics, good Judgment and mechan-
ical ideas, will receive the support of
MANY VOTERS.
Leave your orders for Job Printing at
the GAZETTE Office. tits better equipped
than ever before. Call and get samples,
estimates, etc.
Mr.. F, D. Boyer and family will take
their departure for Huntington, w. Va.
Thursday. We regret to loose Mr.. Boyer
as citizen, but wish him abundant sue
cess and much happiness in his new
home.
There are counterfeit silver dollars in
circulation and they are well calculated
to deceive. The weight and ring are all
right, but the I'd in the motto, I'm God
we Trust" is so slanted as to appear al
most like an italic letter. Look ont for
them.
A house in Strinesville, occupied by
Mr.. Johnson as dwelling and Mr.. M.
A. Snodgrass as a drug store, was found
to be on fire last night. It was soon
extinguished by the neighhors.
NorEs or PROSPERITY. we are in
receipt of the Martinsburg Daily Ga
sette, recently changed from a weekly,
published by Messrs. F. Vernon Aler
& Co. It has our best wishes for sue
cess. It is a bright and rewsy sheet.
Frederick County, Va. has at last
fallen into line for local option. An
election was held on Monday, and the
ticket was carried by 900 majority.
Winchester voted against license sever
al months ago, and after the Ist of May
no license will be granted to sell liquor
in either city or county.
Barnum and Forepaugh, the two
and only" great showmen have COM
bined their exhibitions in New York.
They have made a four year compact
by which they will not intrude on each
other in the coming seasons. Barnum
goes North and East and Forepaugh
South and west The former will not
show in Philadelphia this season and it
is probable that Forepaugh will move
in this direction.
.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
s2Huiinsbnrg Gazette.
Published daily Except Sunday by
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Standing advertisements,
per in. per mo. SI.oo
Transient locals per line, each issue ..o5
Merchants e y" = q .o3
!" /" g per month so
Advertisers with whom we have reg
ular running accounts will have their
bills rendered on the first Monday Of
each month. All transient advertise
ments payable in advance.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30

The funeral of Mrs. Steele will be
held at the M. E. Church. South. to-
morrow, at $50 p. N.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30

INDIANs.--A correspondent in the
Shenandoah Iakey, writes. on March
Ist, 1887 AS Mr.. Turner a. Miller, son
of Mr.. j. F. Miller, was blowing on the
Sigler farm, near Mt. Jackson. Va, the
plowshare unearthed rib of human
being. His curiosity being aroused, he
secured a pick and shovel, and made
further investigation. He found we'll
preserved skeletons, tomahawks, pipe,
etc. Several doctors who examined
the skeletons, suppose two of them
are of men, one very large-and two of
women"
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
BRIEF MENTION.


Views q the DAv Compressed for the Hassy
Peruser.
DR.. Joseph Robinson was killed by cars
near Anderson, Ind.
William l. Shager, . brakeman, was killed
BY cars at Columbus, O.
Fire, Sunday, destroyed two stores and
four dwellings at Rushville, O.
The snow fall in Kansas on Sunday win
greatly benefit the wheat crop
The new gas well at ST. Mary's, o., Is said
to nsarly equal the great Karg well.
N,ra Addison was burned to death while
boiling soap. near Anderson, Ind
There is big strike on hand among the
cotton press workers ct New Orleans.
Tom Hood, Editor, Governor Bate and
Queen Esther were the winners of Mondays
races at New Orleana
VIII Walton, while duck hunting near
Warsaw, Ind, was accidently shot and killed
by Fred q. Moore.
The West Point Manufacturing companys
paint mills, at West Point, Ga. were burned
Monday. Loss $22O,OOO
p. j. Pincus, salesman for H. Haskell &
Co, Of Chicago, shot and killed himself in .
saloon 1t Evansville, Ind.
Solicitor McCue, Of the treasury depart
ment, IL mentioned as probably successor
to Assistant Secretary Fairchild.
Pinkney C. Hawkins, of Gallipolis, o., il
held under 81, 900 bond charged with employ
ing Lewis Short to burn the residence Of G.
N. Holcomb, q lawyer.
The Indiana, Bloomington q Western rail
road was sold at foreclosure sale, at indians
apolis Monday to j. .. Campbell, for the
bondaoltlers, for 81, OOO, O0O.
Foreign.
Mr.. Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland,
made an aggressive speech ON the Irish GRIM
inal law amendment bill, stating that the
government staked its existence on the
measure. Mr.. Dillon holly replied denounc-
ing the secretary and the bill Mr.. Smith,
the government leader, intimated that the
government would ask the house to pass its
second reading before proposing the usual
Easter holidays. Am order of arrest was is
sued for Father Raglan OF the Herbertstown
branch of the National League, but he eluded
the officers and viii 60 to Dublin to give
himself up. The supplementary credits
sked by the French government were re-
iected by the budget committee, and Min
isterial crisis is threatened. Tennyson's
jubilee ode is published. The health Of EN-
peror William is improving.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30

Another job has been put up on the
farmers in some sections Of the country,
which is heater than the .'hulless' oats
racket. The sharpers travel around
from house to house and get the unsus-
pecting ones to sign pledges not to de-
stroy the song birds. BY and by these
pledges turn up with promissory note
written above the signature Of the I'M
suspecting farmer. Again-don't sigr
anything for stranger. The won't
take your word fire him out.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
RRS\AR GR>DS J
& OHIO RAILROAD.

In effect Sunday, Jan. 80, 1857.
STANDARD Time.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16
Gin TRACES Organ.

Denn bic 9eber irise III, ipie fe es isin
mub, psnn fe unterIabt, bic Sale in gsniiecn'
Der Wiense ab;ulonbern, I'm ben Gnforoerunsen
Der 8erbauung uub Gntleerung su gsni9en, %
iollte fe our6 9oftetters W%agenbtt'
ters on bic Srbsit oeiebt DerDen. Die &c,
funSe slnresuns sur Sbdtisfeit, peIde Sur9
biss unbsrsleidIide sllteratiUmitisl suiusge .se-
bra9t pirS, crpsit iia ldnell i'll elmer Gntfer'
nuus Der unbebagliden gmpfnounsen in Der
rsdten Selte, 6ss GteIs.fibIs, Der bidbeIegten
3unse, Der llnperbauIidteit unb oes iibela
aopfiuebs in 6oIse Der llntbatisteit Der eeber
unO Der faIidsn eeituns Der sale aus ihren
ridtisen Ranalen. llnreseImabi9teit Der yin.
aepeibe pirb ftets unb ~fdmerslos Onrt oieiss
aorrettibmittel perbefert, peldes unbto'n9t oils
bas borsisIidsre ,u bstradten 1T, neil CO
sbenio barmlos ais aud miriam IT,. 9e9enuoer
ben blaueu piuen, nem @aIomel uno ben ltart
pur9ir:nbeu Mitteln jeoer @attung. SO beilt
unO bsrbiiet e~bcniO~obI ss6islfeber uno
Rbeuiuatismue.
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i6en Sbeorie berumgemdfelt wprben,
tuiberlegt bat tie aber nod Niemanb.
Die unerbiitlide Goniequeu3 bieIer
gebre = Die Maltbus aud feincsipegs
gu Sieben fi6 f6eut - ift naiiirli6, DaB
cine ginidrdntung oieier Sep6lferungss
sunabme unbebingt notbwenoig lei.
Maltbus mar Elm srnfier Gorf6er uno
Gin 8epeis fiir feinen S6arffinn lit es
gemiB. baB er i6on 3I elmer 3eit (1796)
Die @efa1reu Der lleberu0lterung Dors
ausfab, 5u welfer nn6 70 ungebeuer
piel 9ano Dem llebsri6uhe Der eurOpdi.
iden Seb6lferuns our 8efieoelung often
ltanb. 9as 1T aud iebt nod Der Jal,
ALIEN Der 3eitpunft muB iiber turs ober
lang eintreteI, no bies aufb6rt. Sis
babin fam bic BEETLE 6rage, pie Der
lleberp6lferung gu iieilern 1T, nod pers
tagt merben, aber bann pirb fe INN 10
gebieterii9er cine 26iung perlangeil.
Ser bon uns oben eriDabnte Nfr.
3nor betra6tet bic Situation nit m6a.
li@it peiiimitii6en gIiden. @r be-
Sauert, baB es gar feline utuobItbdtige
psit", baB es ni6t mebr unb wirfias
mere 6riege uno 0unGersn6tbe giebt,
bic in Der friiberen Weiie nit Dem Yes
p0Iferunss : lleberIduFe aufrdumeu
t6nnten. gr f6liebt feline erbauli6en
8etra6tunsen nit fOl9enbem ausrufe:
nSieht mon gang BON Der ~ientimalen
unb moralii9en Nufafung Sieier Grage
ab, 70 muB es bod fart aHge3weifelt
tpsrberi, OBJ Die 8%emiibungen auer Ser.
treter Der Sumanitdt ooer bic 6ori6uns
gen Der Mdnner Der Wi1enf9aft gum
Nuben bes Observation-Disclosures getuefen
finb!"
8egen fold cine trolfIOs peiiimiftiids
nibiliiif9e ~auffa1uHg it ia bic Pbilo.
iopbie zines @9openbauer unb zines
gbuarb bon 0artmann tuirtli9 nod
rO'enrotber uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sptimismus!
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6. S. Mauer,

205 Weft : gp + 5 e,
bdIt elm groBes unb febr geudbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeauT,
BiIberrabmen unb Self n,
unb ferner ireben 3ei6nensM aterialien
aler 4rt, Garben unb Inftrei=
der . M ateriaIien, beionbers
6ammers fertile gemtf9te
Tarber II, bic beifen unb biligiten i'm
Martte, bic inter BOILER @arantie Der.
fault werben. s f ers unb Spies
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i6Iagenbe artifel; worin 5err Miiler
bas grDBte Eager i'm Weiien bes Staas
tes bat. luftrdse aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Wtrt. 9DHinG 81 Gubu.

uniere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas SIeii9, unb um iOlGes frii6 uub
gut su e~rlangen, fam man lnm6gli9
eineil 3uperldiigeren Miarft finben, als
ben bon Wm. S6fing & Sobn, go.
511 @be. 6. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben &e9nung ges
tragerl unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erridtet, tuel6e allen
gnforberunsen fur grbaltung unb Gnts
fernung i6dbli9er Sngrebienaen bes
5leii6es entipridt. Sic baben befdn'
big in ibren 8iebbOfen einen groBen
0orratb BON Waffbieb, aus uel6em
muir bas 8eite fir lire Gunoen geDd6lt
tpirb. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beiu9e ben Warft, 80. 511
Abenue 6. 1,10tli
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MATTER
Mutter +! sD4ntter ! u

MATTER Wfntter Wfiitter ! J!
Berbet Sbr bee Nu&ts seitSrt werben
unb in gurer 8ube unterbrpden burd bas
SGreien eines franfen SinbeS, meldes
Sdmersen bonn Durdbreden Der 3dbne
leibet? Sft es Der SAD, 70 fault cine 6laide
pom Wlrs. Wiuslops Soothing Snrup.
ct pirb ben arrten Gleinen IofOrt BON ieis
men Sdmsr,sn befreien. Wan perlafe fd
barauf, ss hilft. Sc if feline Wutter auf
Grben, bic es periudte uno @u4 nidt nit.
tbeilcn wiirbe, baB es bic @inseweibe res
sulirt, ben aleinen Sulfc unb @eiunebeit
unb Der Mutter Rube beridafft, baB es
wie 3auber mirft. Dos Wiittel 1T 7der in
alien 6dIen unb ansenebm Vol @eidmud;
es wirb bon elmer Der d~ltsften unb beiten
Drctprinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Der.
idriebsH. llsberuu gu buben, bic 6lai4e
5u 25 Gents.
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Ser Gan 0eSru spriuas 9sarf

lift Der Waafabrtsort Der San Mntonier
llnb aIsr YeIu6er ber Mlamo.S taot,
Inn Der Sibe gu entfieben unb iid int
fiibleu S6atten su ergeben. Ser parf
bat in 6oIge ieiner Gage gu ieoer Sas
ges3eit cine belebenbe Stride unb 5as
milien uanoern bdufig gum priOats
pienic binaus, ebeuio iDie Sereiue unb
@eieli6aften bier ibre 6eite feiern. SEE
ben 3og frsie Wiulif. Nle @rfrif6uns
gen ME Sier, 2imonaoe. Wein. Wbiss
feD &c. iino in better Nualitdt gu baben.
24,5-5M s. RerbIe, Yd9ter.
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ssaferlpremsen nit sblamdem.

perlonen, ueI6e ii9 beim Wafsrs
iprengen Der S9ldude heoieueu mol
len, finb eriu6t, ii6 in unierer Office
bic nbtbige 2iSens auf elm Sabr-am
L. Mai b~eeinnenb = gu beri6aHen, ba
fir IoI9en Wahergebrau9 cine Spe.
siaIrate berednet miro. Wer oiefer
Mufforberuug nidt na9tommt unb bic
poracid,iebenen 8sbinauusen ni6t cts
fiilt, Iduft @efabr. baB inn bic Wai=
ier3ufubr abgeiduitten wirb.
9ie 9SaHertucrf &pmpa8nte.
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California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Ga:
ger BON feinen California Weiuen bel
Serrn ). 5. Weper am alamr
plasa. 9err Meper iudt bic Weint
an Ort unb STEELE aus lii,b fauft oirefi
aus benz Seller ter Weinsi9ter. 4ls
gutter 9enner gelinst es ibm fteis, BIZ
beten Sorten aussuwdblen. st fam
feline 3unbsn u1o 6amilien hit einen1
guten 3ropfen berfeben. Rotb= unb
@eiBpeine in borsiigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per Gaaone - frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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sag 6ran ma gbi6, cine
In 9euti9lanb geprifte 6ebamme, bic
bereits ldngere 3eit in @5icago tbdtig
mar, empfiebIt ibre Eienfte benz bieis
gen publifum. Mobnung: Nro. 319
peeQn.S traBe, gde 4penue 6.
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Sn ein5eInen 3beileu 2Ieins
aiens, beionbers in ben GiiritteH bon
Sarius unb abana, 1T cine 9ungerss
moth ausasbro6en. oa bic Grnte bur9
anbaItenbe Siirre total ruinirt 'tuurbe.
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ad~ @obin Sbr eeben m6at, fragt
mad Gone Star 8ier. Sahelbe
1T Der 8eiun6beit bOppelt sutrdgIi9:
es erfrii9t unb itdtft.
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Sdlande! SdlGnde! Sdldmde

WeiBe S9Idu6e gum SprinfeIn +
3oa Is Gent per SUB. S6uarse
Shldude, + SOL Sur6mefer Is, %
uub rs Gents per Sub bel
g8. 8. Sutteriioe & Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4Mt No. 1886 Souitoa Str.
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L. HUTH g. S0HN.
bic olts NIB bepabrte
Gifen> u. 0Dl5wa0ten>,
Gavbeu. uno Gamen-S anniuue
aas, 3ss unb :ss 1asfi>6irass.
San &utOuto- xeSas.

Gan Antouto- xeyas.
Saben erbaItsu cine ear.eabuus
D. Qaubretb & SOhn Sdme c.
reien.
Srib . grbfeu, 8obnen unb forn, GeIb . aorn
Teibes uub aelbes. GbenFaGs rbalten: Sine
garIaouus 8. Qanbretb & Sobn edte Samen.
RartofeIn, ais ME gxtra garIh 8ermont,
earls Roie, 8eauts Of Sebron, Bbite Gle.
plant uno meme Sortsn, 6arfsIo uno State
Of Brain.
erparten cine garIabuns Carly amber unb
earlb Orange 3uderrobr. Samen, setp6bnli9e
unb German Millet, esHptif9es @eis. unb
8eIentorn. g amen. MnSanb: Solution, WixeS
Stature, Srdarh, gerreniaI &se, uuo Raien.
gras Samcn. Neiber idneeiider Safer.
asenten fur MiefIe 8Iue@rasRei II.
pfIuae, iinb bic belten, sinfadfen, biIisiten,
tdrtnen anb Ieidt eebenbfsn Reitpfiise; Ton.
men nit spsi suten Tferben ober MuIen bear.
beitet perben. GbenfaIs rSonsueIess Blue
Bell, r8eautb" unb veaureIA, gang fabI,
riding and walking Cultivators nit ooer obne
aorn. mno 8aumpollen. Yfan;er.
aaenten fir bic berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Bfonet IL. Horse Hoe and Cultiyators com
oined, Sanb . Samensrius, RFnse uuo Sui.
tpatoren. @uf. .. Bredt @uriimaiG inen une
Builder lltenfIisn, Sarrifon Bros. & 60, gu
Gebrau9 fsrfis semifdte 8arbsn, @bas. Mntbs
6onia- extraetoren, 8ienen.R auder, MeHer te.
@tr faufen bireft bon Gabrifen unb berfaufen
ju ben n~isSrisfen Marttpreiisu fur ''cash".
l.. Huth q Sohn.
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6auptsewinn $15O,OOO.
1OO, 900 1idets 3u $40 iebes.
6albe S.. Sinftel 81. 3ehntel 81

2,179 i'm 8etrase bon S535,c00
az slnfrasen fir aseutea, fopie Ratep
fur glubs f6nnsn nur In Der Office In Neh
Orleans semadt psrben. Bessn ndberer dus.
tunft fdreibe man Oeuilid bic sanje aSreHe.
Wan idide @elo burd Ycfal " 0.
n, GrpreB WOues Orber. Retp Dcri
Wediel auf Nsw Orleans.
griefe nit gurrsnep unberdnbert per erpreS
gDir aabIen Gyprebtofen.
Wl. u. Douptiu,
Rem Orleans ga.
Man ~aorefire resifrirte Briefe an bic
Wetp Srleans Wationnl Banf,
setp Orleans, Ca.
Gbwarb Wpore, Mgenf,
2sl aesauia Strabe, Gan s~antonio, 3eras
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unibertrefli4e an3iebuns!
ueber cine babe Nilicn perlccf.
Ila.S.L L..
Qpuiiiana Gtate lotterp So.

Dieies Snliitut murSe I'm Sabre 1858 fit
grsiebunss- uno BobItbdtisteits 8pede bon
Der StaatsIesislatnr seIsbIi1 ~intorporirt.
Our4 elm iiberf9psnsIidts 8otum ipurbeu ibre
@edte elm SbeiI Der sesenpdrtisen Staatseon.
f%itution, ausenommea am 2. December 1879.
Sbre grosen 8iebunsen bon etRseL
men 9ummern inbeu mouatlid fatt
Die unterjei9neten Banfen unb Bantiers
werben ale Genuine in Der 2ouiiiana Staatss
eotterie, Die ibnen praientirt uer6en, aussabIen.
s. 3. Sslssbp, Brdi. Ga. Rat. Banf.
.. 9anaur, Yrdi. Stute Nut. Bant.
U. Baldwin, Prdi. %. 8. Wat. Banl.
Carl Sphn, Yrdf. linton Wat. Bauf.
Oro6e utpuatltHe 3tetunsn
in Der aeabeuit Of Mufe, Weu Orleuus,
Dienlfoa ben 70. SuIi 1887,
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4 Sabse fbdter - arausr. 5. Rabetabsr 1885.
Gt.iISatobs Del beilte mid.
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THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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St;aakobs nj
" Oel :
aeaem M~bemnaatismtas.

a Weri6te fiber bic Griolse pnn ct. Safobs
Del, pel9e nor Sahrea ersielt suuroen Mno lest
befdtiat uerben.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-30
Captured,

Quite an important arrest was made last
evening about O'Clock by Officer Wlbkir g
of the police force, the prisoner being none
other than the notorious John Curry, who
was about year ago driven from the city,
but re uri ing again fell into his old habits,
and thus into the hands of the police
Last Friday night the house of Frank Burt,
on South Topeka, was entered and the thief,
beside carrying away some money, took
a valuable gold watch belonging to Mr. Burt
Officer Wibking was no flied of the theft
aud suspecting Curry commenced to spot"
him. Yesterday Curry took the watch into
Posts and pawned it, but shortly afterward-
returned and took the time pie ce away with
him. it was now evident that Curry was
the man who had the watch but how to get
him was the question. The officer followed
him for some distance over the
city and had almost given UP
in dispair when he saw him at the crossing
Of Main and Douglas avenue in South Main
steeet car. He Immediately arrested him
without any opposition and landed him in
the cooler.
1t was thought that Curry was the leader
Of the gang who have been blowing open
safes and breaking into stores az houses
So shortly after his arrest City Mar
shall Haines and two policemen vent
to the rendezvous Of the gang south of Lin
coin street One man was arrested there
and taken tothe cooler; quantity of anu
milton and firearms were take n bIlt at the
time no stolen goods were recovered Shortly
after the officers entered the house the
won an, who claimed to be the wife of the
man there arrested, went up stairs, and, it is
thought, gave signal which tended 10 keep
away any other m, mbers of the gang.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-30
THE BACH lOp>'DANCE.

dance at the Gan field last night. The must
was Furnished by the Italian string band and
supper by Gaudolfo. Abont twenty couples
were present Among them were the follow
ing:
Messrs. Lyttle, Mater, Dixon, Mcdonald,
Fairfield, Greet, Jones Chambers, Hum
paTey, Parker, Moore, Stocker, Heymau,
Smith, Gully, Jones, Sweet, belong, Run
youn; Washburn, BALLET ami Campbell, and
Misses Woodcock, Little, Rossler, Boyd,
Hbarger, Struble, Robb, Lawrence, Fa.
brique, Murdoch. mater, herman, York,
JeEett. Brown, Tusch. Skinner and Schepck
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-30
TRUt'> TRIAL,

Yesterday morning after the converting of
court evidence in rebuttal was introduced
By the state but nothing rev was brought
out After the instruction to the jury from
Judge Wall, Mr.. Adams in behalf Of the
state, made clear, succinct and scholarly
presentation of his side of the case
Mr.. Gordon for the defense, followed in a
careful and critical review Of the evil
dence, introducing in mastery manner
all the salient points Of the defense Mr.
Coffin enlarged upon some Of these points and
client. Prosecutor Jones closed for the state
in very able effort.
1t was six o'clock when the case was given
to the jury. At midnight they had not yet
arrived at a verdict.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-30
Written for the Eagle.
HOW The DARKEY SOLD THE DOCTOR.

BY ZEPHANIAH zOOKINS-
Not many miles from Wichita
There dwelt one daTkey tramp;
And, Judged by code OF mo- al Jaw,
This darkey was scamp.
To prove this proposition plain
HIS dark det DIS bring to light
Although it wrings my heart with pain,
Is why IL e.e lines l write.
Be it then known that in the town
Wherein this rascal dwelt,
an academy of great renown
Had recently been built.
To add to its effic 'ency
Twas thought the proper thing,
OF relics in sufficieDcy.
From all the world to bring.
With shells, and bugs, and rarest stones,
The she. yes were covered Der;
While birds of prey, a fossl. bones,
Adorned the museum floor.
The faculty, and all trustees,
And all the friends about,
Were urged, for curious things like these
To keep sharp lookout.
Alasl now comes the dreadful tale
/ started out to TIL,
And to the world crime reveal
OF cunning purpose fell!
As peacefully along the street,
la humble meekness, mark ye,
A Doctor strobe, who should him greet
But this same wicked darkey.
Within his dirty hand he whirled
A bone Of wondrous fashion,
Each reli hunter in the world
Would quickly ''make mash on"
A jaw with teeth of wondrous SHAPED
The darkey's great ''grandparn
Had found it on DeIgado Cape,
In far off Zanz bari
Two silver dollars soon reclaimed
This relic rom the TROPICS;
Nor brighter their new polish cleaned,
Than did the darkey' optics.
With hasty tread, and bearing proud,
The doctor sought the pastor;
His breath was coming full Ond loud,
His pulse was beating faster.
When, quick into the room he strobe,
Where, gathered in sage council,
Were ministers and elders good,
Discussing of the towns Ill.
With triumph written on his brow,
The bone he held On high;
All el e. were centered OIL it now,
And everyone drew nigh
With blank amaZement and surprise,
Each Or would closely view 1t; wise
W. lie some would weigh, and some more
With penknives try TO Hewitt.
Then all were wrapped in study Brown
In cyciopedias-aye more
Each one 20 ''reiics" now got down,
As busy as a Naylor.
At length the learned professor sang:
Eureka! Natures law
Proclaims an an'e-diluvian
Ant-eater's upper jaw"
And SO the verdict was pronounced:
Ard thus the bone was labeled,
And to the museum quickly jounced,
And properly there tabled.
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Next morning, with a swell of pride,
And smile that spoke his pleasure
The professor to the museum hied
To gaze upon his treasure,
When, to his horror, standing near,
The colored janitor!
With mouth that stretched from ear to ear,
And to him thus loquitur:
"Lor, Mister 'Fessor! Is dat youi
De like l neber sawl
Wal, nowl What is We gwine to do
Wild dat ole catfish jaws"
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-30
MEETING OF DIRECTORS

The directors Of the salt uanufacturing
company b II meeting yesterday at NJ. J
z Davis Office and elected the foiloHiag off
Gers: President, L T. Sher wood; vice
president, George T. Rouse, secretary, J. Z
DAVIS; treasurer, L 7 Even
The company Is making arrangements for
commencing work at an early day.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-30
SJpIIA l.

Don't forget the social tonight at the EN-
poria avenue Baptist church Professor
Shaw's full orchestra will furnish music for
the evening" Teere will be literary pro-
gram, a good supper aud a grand time to
get acq TAINTED, Let everybody come.